Len

This place is extremely dangerous in the Skyway, especially considering the proximity to my work. I love the balance of fun and professional clothing selections, and much to my extreme pleasure, they even had a Detroit Red Wings sweater that I absolutely had to purchase. Their accessories are fun and affordable as well.

Dangerous. That’s what you are Len. I walk buy with no intention to shop and then suddenly I’m drawn in and within 5 minutes have picked out a new wardrobe. Accessories galore — earrings, purses, wallets, scarves. Even my husband has no trouble finding a thing or two and he rarely shops. Luckily you don’t cost me too much so we’re good. And the staff is helpful without invading your personal space — always a plus.

Len carries various fashion apparel and other cool things for men and women.
They have a nice variety of clothes for all, the hippy, the preppy, the romantic flowy skirt lover
Their customer service is very interesting. There are days when I feel I have been assaulted by a sales person, because they’ve asked me what I want 1 254 574 541 time and they have showed me 54 354 pairs of pants. Other times you are on your own.
I have found an amazing lace skirt here at 50% off. That is what keeps me coming back, but that was my only find.

If I’m clothes shopping, I always pass through Len.
However, I have such schizophrenic experiences at the Len downtown that sometimes I wonder if I’m even going into the same store. On one visit, I grab a couple of items, and I swear the people on the floor actively avoid me while I’m trying to track them down to get a fitting room. On another visit, I’m asked 123 423 times if I’m finding what I’m looking for. Usually, I’m left to my own devices unless someone sees me carrying around a few things and then they ask if they can start a fitting room for me – and that’s what I’d prefer. But it’s crazy just how different the experiences can be.
As for the products themselves, well, it’s basically a clearinghouse store, so you get what you get. Still, I’ve found some gems in some really outrageous styles, and have gotten compliments on many of them. If you can rock the stuff that most people skipped, the bargain factor is tremendous. Then there’s my husband, whose wardrobe is probably 25% Len at this point. He lucks out every time. Punk.

Len is a unique store that’s unlike most of what you’ll see in a mall. Sure it has horribly bright lighting and basic racks like a mall store but the clothing and accessories they sell are distinctive. Len sells mens and womens clothing, accessories and shoes. Everything in the store is 50% off the ticket price, which makes it an outlet of sorts, however, it’s not the Len Outlet, which is even less expensive. I find that typically the clothes end up being a good price at 50% but it’s not a place for huge steals. I mostly like Len because you can find some really interesting clothes that you don’t see elsewhere. It’s a fun place to browse the racks. Be careful though, their return policy is awful and you only have a short time frame in which you can receive a store credit.

An ever-​changing selection of top quality mens and womens fashions, priced at deep discount. There is always a wide variety of offerings. Some items, even at 50% off, are still outside of my budget, but great finds are available in all prices. Don’t forget to check the $ 25 rack! I love this place.

I absolutely «heart» Len. A friend of mine recently introduced me to this store and I have been hooked ever since.
Having a descent wardrobe while being a grad student can be difficult but thankfully this store offers fantastic deals on higher end clothing items. (Think Boss, Scotch & Water, Ben Sherman, Obey, Tommy Bahama, etc.)
Len accomplishes this difficult task (affordable fashion) without coming off as a «TJ Max» type (yuck) store… No need to scour rack after rack for that one ‘amazing’ deal. At Len, nearly every rack has an amazing deal, offered in a variety of sizes.
Len is an absolute must for the fashion but wallet conscious shopper.

I think what I love most about this place is that I HATE clothes shopping! I hate hate hate hate hate it.
I don’t like being ushered into changing rooms, I don’t like fighting through crowds for a crazy sale, I don’t like trying to figure out what is the most fashionable. I don’t like it.
This store is great for me because I don’t have to do ANY of that! The changing rooms are available on request, but I know my measurements so I don’t ever use them.
The prices are cheaper which is great if you’re on a budget (although don’t expect to spend Kohls money in here, it is fashion afterall), and the people that work here are really friendly!
It is almost like the crowds just pass it by because I have never been in there (even over my lunch break) where there was a huge crowd which is another nice thing.
Oh Len… the only place I have found where I can get my $ 60 jeans, look good, and still feel comfortable shopping!

I like this place. I didn’t think I would. I thought it would be too easy to hate.
Although it’s a bit pricey, you can easily find stuff for $ 20 – 30 more down the way at Banana Republic. You just have to have the patience to find the right stuff. Cute coats, a rainbow of scarves, fun accessories — I found a terrific ¾ sweater. It’s a good place to give your wardrobe a funky little change for the better.
Be particular: look for more unique pieces for the price. Some of the pieces look like they could be from Target for 50% off $ 110. Might as well go to Target for that…

hmmm where can the budget conscious new home owner buy awesome gifts for family and friends this season? len!
The store recently opened in the City Center across from Brooks Brothers and one lunchtime I decided to venture in. I am glad I did. They have a great selection of things you would find in Len Druskin but at a major discount. I was able to get 2 scarves and a bunch of earrings for under the cost of one of the scarves full price.
One thing … they don’t cater to the plus size girl so you are limited to the accessories and shoes … but who doesn’t love a great pair of shoes.